An interesting tidbit about the FF16 version is that Odin and his trusty steed Sleipnir are two separate entities this go around. People joked about how Barnabas' commander was named after the horse but if you go into the game's in-universe Wikipedia system after the Odin fight, you'll learn that human Sleipnir is in fact that very same horse we see Odin gallantly riding. So for the first time in this nearly 30-year series, we see Odin and his steed acting separately from each other.
@WarrenValion in 14 Odin is a rare random encounter that has a chance of spawning every few days. When he spawns, word gets out fast, and dozens of players fight him together. It's quite the spectacle. I don't think he kills the whole server though. Just the dozens and dozens of players and traveled very far to participate
@@niksolureally? Odin transform into his own horse Sleipnir way more ridiculous, and let other use his sword and perform flowery rotation is Zantetsuken?
XVI has the best summon designs, they're all just so good. But damn, gotta love Odin in VIII. Cold ass motherfucker rides in unannounced and unplanned, styles on his opponents, and than fucks off because he's way too cool to deal with any of that junction bullshit.
Odin will use Gungnir in FF7 if you summon him to a fight where the enemy is immune to instant death - throwing the spear high up to the sky and it will then fall and pierce the target from above - dealing damage instead of instant kill (because you can't instant kill bosses in FF7, so they have to make Odin still useful in boss fight) it's an interesting iteration of the Spear that never misses
Actually it is possible too instant kill any boss in the game with cait siths second limit break. The odds of this happening are EXTREMELY small so it'll probably only happen 1-3 times per playthrough
You forgot FF14's Zantetsuken and the entire fight with Raiden in the Baldesion Arsenal, and you also forgot all the different versions of FF16's Zantetsuken.
I just realized u could had added Clive's lvl 3 to lvl 5 Zantetsuken since it's really Odin's. Also in Shiva video where clive using diamond dust and other Eikons/summons since he is actually borrowing/using their powers
I certainly hope that the one in Crisis Core(which looked like TRAINING with REAL combatants) was non-lethal... and that NONE of them were a hidden Cloud!!!
i like how he is kinda a goblin on a horse, then ff7 happened he is a bit cooler then 8 a bit cooler ff7 cc happens and he is AMAZING he goes to be a pony after that just to become this MENACE after 16
@@wiseguy240Winston it matters because in norse mithology sleipnir has six legs, and in most other games they did it right so why go back in 13? It was lazy
@Antimonium Probably because of the way the Eidolons were designed in the game, they had to somewhat keep in mind the engineering behind the Gestalt transformation at least a little bit, and giving Odin's Gestalt mode six legs would've cluttered the design in his regular mode. Also, I don't know why you're so hung up on it since Odin in Final Fantasy has almost jack all to do with the Odin in norse mythology, save for the name and the horse who's SOMETIMES six-legged. Also, none of this matters because Sleipnir in Mythologh has EIGHT legs. Not six. None of the other names had it right either, buddy. I don't see why XIII is the only one being scrutinized for mythological inaccuracy.
@@pedroportela6476 oh god it had eight I’ve always thought it had six Anyway being too cluttered is no excuse, vanille’s summon had a bunch of arms, I only bash on xiii because it was a disappointing game
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